yourself, you need not fear the results of 100 battles. that's it for us tonight. thanks for being with us, and good night from new york. kennedy: we have breaking news now on president trump's canceling of next month's big meeting with north korean dictator kim jong-un. north korea state media reporting that the state is willing to resolve issues any time. the president called everything out because of a statement they made, meet us in a meeting room or encounter us on nuclear to nuclear showdown. and they also called vice president pence a political dummy.

that didn't sit well with the president and what the press is calling an extraordinary letter president trump wrote. then this afternoon at the white house the president warned kim jong-un that the u.s. military was ready to respond to any foolish or reckless act by the north. but the ball is still have much in little kim's court. president trump: when kim jong-un chooses to engage in constructive dialogue and actions, i am waiting. in the meantime, our very strong sanctions by far the strongest sanctions ever imposed, and

maximum pressure campaign will continue as it has been continuing. but no matter what happens. and what we do, we'll never ever compromise the safety and security of the united states of america. kennedy: did the north get spooked? and are they now crawling back into our arms? , a senior member of the foreign affairs committee, congressman, welcome to the show. what were your first thoughts question you read that letter from the -- thoughts when you read that letter to kim jong-un. >> i think the president has done the right thing. he's been called a master negotiator, and i think he has shown and lot of political savvy in the way he handled this. he wants peace. he wants a denuclearized korean

peninsula. and for the first time we may be on our way to this. he knows when to walk away from a deal. there has been a pattern with the north koreans. we saw it under the clinton, bush and obama administration. and we are seeing that to some degree now. i would stloing urge the president, he's looking at it the way ronald reagan did when he dealt with the soviets. reagan used to say trust but verify. kennedy: we heard that phrase a lot lately. you have to modify that phrase. because we are dealing with an entirely different regime at a different point in modern history. but let's talk about the president's tone in the letter. it seems to so far have worked. are you surprised -- we'll get to the tone in a second. are you surprised north korea capitulated and made the

statement they did so quickly? and what does that say about their desperation or the situation they are in? >> i think the president knows you have to be -- the party who wants the deal the most of is oftentimes going to get the shortened of the stick here. the president realizes that. i think the north koreans realize that as well. that's why it's important we put maximum pressure on that, whether it's sanctions working with our allies in the region or other parts of the world. china continues to be the key. north korea is a great value to china. they basically use them as a way to annoy us to make it challenging to put us off balance. so we need to stand up to china as well. and we need to actually consider sanctions with respect to china if they don't get north korea to cooperate as well. kennedy: i like that china has

been ostracized in this process. one thing i think is very evident. when china went back to north korea, that's when the tone reshifted to something much more negative and hostile. obviously they are hurting in the north. the sanctions on some level are absolutely working. and the people are starving. but what you are seeing is people in the upper echelons of the military and the government, they are also obviously hurting. they are putting pressure on kim jong-un in a way that is unknowable to us and is evident from this turn-about from them. do you think the singapore meeting is still going to happen in leave it this strange development we have seen today? >> we just don't know. it's probably likely it won't happen september 12. it may be somewhere down the road. but we can't want this so much

that they know they have us over a barrel. i think that's what the president understands here. he's a great negotiator. he's willing to take risks, and sometimes that's important in getting something other administrations have failed. kennedy: you meant june 12. >> excuse me, june 12. kennedy: there needs to be a diplomatic recalibration. i think we are going to see that. you are absolutely right. obviously the obama administration wanted the iran deal so badly that the deal was ultimately compromise and we don't know what the resolution for that is going to be. we are going to talk about it throughout the show. thank you for your time. so, the north koreans say they want to come back to the table. but is it possible they are just playing more games?

tara moller joins me. tara, welcome back. at first we were just going to discuss the president and the letter which -- again, not a series of tweets. not something that read like it was impulsively crafted. obviously some direct but softer language than we have seen in the past. is there something about the tone of the letter that brought a change in tone from north korea? >> well, i think what you saw in the letter was president trump was a bit worried about two things. one, the potential that the north koreans could cancel and pull out and then the united states would be on the defensive responding to the north koreans or he was worried the summit was going to happen and they are not adequately prepared to get the most of positive outcome.

you don't want to have the meeting you don't think it will be productive. i think there could be been a bit more ground work laid that would get us to a point that did not make for this scenario. you have the north koreans responding positively. are we going to have pler writing back and forth until june 12? right now it is postponed with a window of opportunity opened top restart the process. i am okay with what's going on as long as we don't see things heating up and missiles launching. kennedy: you don't want to see people hurt and a full-on conflict on the north korean peninsula. it seems like there is a lot of heated rhetoric here. but it's such a delicate dance. it can go either way at any moment. when it goes badly, the consequences are incredibly dire.

there was this resignation today when the president sent that letter. the united states can't keep capitulating to north korea with naive good intentions like they have in the past. the president got up and walked away. do you think that buying more time will ultimately be better for the peace process if that is what the president is doing? >> we spoke about this a week or so ago and said the president may very well walk away, and it turns out he did. while all four are moving towards this summit. i do think the process this administration took from the outset was a bit rough. i think there could have been more cautiousness to it. there was no need to rush out and schedule for june 12. it takes a lot of time, a lot of planning. behind the scenes meetings to make sure you are getting the

proper assurances from the north koreans. i think the trump administration realized there were different understands of denuclearization and the prisoner release. and what was destroyed in the underground tunnel. but that's unrelated to the nitty-gritty of a nuclear agreement. i think the north koreans wanted a more phased-in approach. and letters from people like john bolton touting the libya model got the north koreans potentially worried or the north koreans were just playing us all along. perhaps this is part of their strategy. they do this historically so we shouldn't be so surprised. one word of optimism.

i don't think this is over yet. i would like to see this done in a more carefully planned traditional diplomatic way and see if we can get to some sort of summit or multi lateral talks. kennedy: i don't know about the multi lateral part. i don't know how many people we can trust. but i do share your enthusiasm for seeing this get done and have it done right. i don't think this is a traditional administration. i don't think they will do anything in a traditional template. we have to wait and see. but as of this last hour we are more hopeful than we were earlier in the day. the president's critics seem to be delighting in the summit cancellation. here is how joy behar treated the news. >> that nobel peace prize, there it goes.

what deal has he been closed. the wall has not been closed. he said he's going to drain the swamp. the tax plan was pushed through. kennedy: she is benefiting from that tax bill. put a cork tonight, joy. nancy pelosi said kim jong-un must be having a gigglefest. and the president trump letter sound like a valentine. >> clearly he didn't know what was getting into. now he's walk away from it in this very chummy, palsy walsy letter. ken were we know joy and nancy are freergt the president to fail. very nice, ladies.

joining me, jamie wine astein along with fox news political analyst jehmu greene and retired u.s. marine corps bomb technician johnny joey jones. triple j. i saw that today. that's a radio station in australia. i like it have much. jamie, i wasn't surprised to see people delighting in the president's letter because to them it seemed like a failure. if the president fails it must be good. they are not even considering the horrible consequences. i thought it was an immature response. >> after the news broke i visited the candyland called twitter. everybody used the news to reinforce their competing positions.

so everyone is right. this is a very difficult situation. president trump was given a difficult hand. i'm a critic of president trump. but this is not an easy position he's in. this is a hail mary. other position is allowing north korea to get a nuclear missile that could reach the united states, or a war that would kill millions of people. it will take a strategic decision for kim jong-un to say i don't want to live the same life my father and grandfather lived and give up his nuclear arsenal. let's cut the president a little slack. this is not easy no matter who is in office. kennedy: what's tougher, this process or peace in the middle east. >> i think they are both tough enough. i have to say, dear democrats, taunting the man with nuclear codes is not a good look.

moving closer to nuclear war is not a laughing matter. there are a lot of things i want donald trump to fail on, dehumanizing immigrants and taking away people's healthcare. but denuclearization of the korean peninsula is not something i want the president to fail on. we need to get to the place where we understand we are the opposition party, but there are some things we need to be the biggest cheerleaders for and need to put ideas on the table around disciplined diplomacy a and not we are right and he was wrong. i don't want a nuclear war. kennedy: i agree with you completely. this is something that goes beyond politics. there are moms and babies dying in labor camps over there. the second he feels like his life and country are threatened, he's going to kill them all. i talked about it on the show

with experts, and i think what jehmu is saying, sometimes we seat bombastic impulsive tone from the president when he's upset about something. there is a tweet storm of four or five in a row. and we didn't see that here. supposedly he dictated every word of the letter and slept on it before he sent it. >> we don't know what we don't know. i don't know this isn't part of a bigger strategy. so it's not that i'm a trump defender. he may be most of upset with john mccain because he already has the nickname maverick. i think most of importantly, we didn't know a naval blockade would get nukes out of cuba. i would have hated to have been on a show criticizing president kennedy back then. we have a nuclear side that may

have been inoperable blown up and they are on the world stage looking like they are willing to or need to go give concessions. there is no way little rocket man thinks that makes them look stronger. kennedy: they are in a place of desperation we haven't seen them in and it will be interesting to see how the president handles it from here. we have much more on north korea ahead. the panel is going to return a little bit later. president trump is calling it one of the biggest political scandals in u.s. history. we'll have a live report from washington and reaction from the one and only dennis miller. he's here in studio in the flesh. i will pinch him next. [music playing] (vo) from day one,

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ken report fbi held two meetings today to brief congressional lawmakers on the bureaus alleged use of an informant on the trump campaign. republicans who attended the briefing say they want the

investigation to continue. democrats argue they saw nothing to support the president's claim and say it's the latest attempt to discredit the mueller probe. edward lawrence joins me now live in washington with so much more. >> republicans and democrats attended this classified briefing. if the fbi placed an informant in the trump campaign as early as 2016, republicans are not saying much. >> it was classified so there is no real report i can give to you. reporter: for democrats it's a chance to lash out. denying the justice department placed a spy in the trump campaign. >> nothing we heard today has changed our view. there is no evidence to support any allegation that the fbi or any intelligence agency placed a spy in the trump campaign or

otherwise failed to follow appropriate procedures and protocols. reporter: the briefing was given by fbi director christopher wray, rod rosenstein and dan coats. adame schiff released a statement saying the president's legal team expects to use information gleaned improperly from the justice department to their legal advantage. republicans say they just want the truth. >> there are serious questions that need to be answered. from my standpoint the top priority of this investigation is to reveal to the public exactly what happened so we can restore confidence in beth the fbi and department of justice. reporter: the president dubbing this spygate saying this is a huge political scandal. kennedy: edward lawrence, thank

you very much for that. for a guy who likes to brag about his friendship with bill belichik, he doesn't appear to be a big fan of spying. is spygate going nowhere like deflategate? joining me dennis miller. they is. >> how is adam schiff with hair look balder than reporter eddie lawrence? when you still have hair and the guy introduction your clip is totally bald, and you look balder with the hair, bad touch. kennedy: the michael jordan of fox reporting. he has a giant head on a tiny neck. i would love to get your take on this. i think adam schiff and

democrats have to be very careful. they are saying if there was spying or infiltrating or human intelligence or whatever want to call it. if that was happening, that's okay. that means if republicans do it to them in 2020 or 2024 to their democratic nominee, that's okay, too. >> they are never going to do that. can you see him turning into one of their people. of course, he's not going to do that. he's so square he's like the town elder from footloose. that's what's wrong with the culture. half the room have given in and will spy. the other half would like to but they can't. when they say do you think there might a been a spy in trump's campaign? >> sure, he has been on phone calls with foreign leaders and

they have given a transcript an hour later. kennedy: it's as surprising as thinking the president paid off a porn star. >> obviously trump was sent here by the kremlin when he was 15 to go to an upper new york state school. only to have putin flip the red queen on him. it's madness what's going on. trump and clinton did everything, absolutely everything. i don't know if that's impeachable. but do i think all that happened is hillary lost, and can you imagine the gasp in the back room that night, in addition to her heart being broken. can you manage calling the next guy in and saying we are supposed to win this. we have some dirty stuff out there. kennedy: john podesta was

ducking out of the way. you were in an snl sketch where they all cut off their feet? >> if i was in that sketch and don't remember it, i'm going to check into a dementia clinic. i don't think i was in that. kennedy: when you were on snl did you like sketches. >> i tried to get out of sketches. i was on with phil hartman, dana. any sketch i was in i would be the fifth lead. it would be me in a bar saying here's your gin and tonic. if i got written into anything on tuesday night i would go to the writers and say get me out of this. kennedy: that was such a hard

space to move into because the people who had been there before you, they were so funny. but that was a role that seemed to be made for you. how much of that did you write? >> after the first couple episodes. franco was my boss. franco was the boss. he was so brutal. he was good. he just broke you down. i remember taking my jokes into al and saying here's what i have written out. he looks the jokes over, then he became a senator. when i look at him. he read the jokes and said these would be great if we were doing the unfunny show. so he got rino skin quickly. after a month they had bigger

problems. so they let us write it. i couldn't activate until 4:00 friday. i think if anybody wants to get on "saturday night live." if you do two bad shows in a row you will be whacked or out of the loop. you said when you went live you got motivated. that's what that show is about. i said quit lying. it's friday at 4:00. write 2 jokes and shut up. get it together, pal. kennedy: i loved your "new york post" headlines. my favorite was tingeo pinko sinko. you have to go see dennis live

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kennedy: if you were sad drunk this afternoon get ready to down a few singapore slings because the singapore summit may be back on. after calling mike pence a dummy and threatening a nuke death orgy. maybe they had heard too much about the libyan model. rather the saddest ending in the saga of forced denuclearization. you could hear the left swing into life as they mocked the failure. every person in congress, even the freshly embalmed nancy pelosi should want peace. the alternatives are dreadful. but with a few hundred thousand casualties when you can prove the president wrong. if the breaking news is to be believed, the love letter may have worked.

he's potus interruptus. tpp, the snag may not have unraveled the north korean shawl. and the president is not sow hell bent on a shiny prize that he's not willing to walk away from bad actors like drunken teenagers at a fair. in the end, cackling nancy can choke on a noble nobel. president trump touts walking away from the table as a negotiating tactic. now with the north koreans coming back, is the president's tactic working? let me ask editor-in-chief of the cart of the donald. chris bedford.

break it down for me. what do you see when you look at today's events and the shift in tone and strategy and rebuttals? >> i see a little bit of this starting to bubble up a few weeks ago when john bolton sort of floating the libyan model as something he thought the u.s. should pursue. he was talking about it on the sunday shows. he's a smart guy. he -- knows how that ended. his body was dragged through the streets and put in the back of a pickup it had the tone of a high school breakup. saying this is not good for us right now. it's not good for you, it's not good for me. but tawl call me if you want and we can work it out. i wish they had sent him a mix

tape of tiny dancer. maybe we can work this out. donald trump has the leverage here. he has utter annihilation as his leverage and the north koreans know that. kennedy: who is holding the boombox above his head? >> i think kim jong-un wants to come back. he's not the first north korean leader to have done this. where he says he's open to western inspectors or nuclear-free world. but he's the first to have ever gotten adulation from the western media. i think he likes to be famous. i think he wants to be known as a peacemaker and i know he doesn't want to be incinerated by donald trump who might do it. kennedy: what is the biggest motivating factor for kim

jong-un? is it his fear of the of the west, his people are starving or he has a taste of the millenial life? >> i think it's war. he was so close to war that people in the oval office and people in the white house we spoke to were terrified. they said, oh, my gosh, this might actually happened. the south koreans are panicked. the president said we cannot deal with a rogue state that could hit lax, hit washington. and he let the north koreans know that. but what sweetened the deal, being an instagram celebrity. having his sister be the north korean melania. kennedy: you can't blame him for that. labor camps? he's a horrible person and his soul is damned to hell.

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kennedy: do you ever worry your alexa may be recording everything you say? a woman in claims her amazon alexa record a private conversation and sent it to a random contact in her phone. she only found out when that person told her. amazon looked into it and blamed it on a series of misunderstandings. we investigated what happened and determined this was an extremely rare occurrence. we are taking steps to avoid this happening in the future. was this a one-off or evidence of a much bigger problem? jamie weinstein, jehmu greene, and jimmy jones. do you have one of -- of these

devices. >> i just walked toib my house one day and i had one. this is almost the user's fault. if they talk the way i do they can't understand you anyway. don't hook them up to your accounts. kennedy: can you manage what people talk about when they think they are having a private conversation? >> what i talk about now is going to be turning on the water and going into the bathroom. kennedy: people thought edward snowden was crazy. when they went to china to meet with them he took everyone's cell phones batteries out and put them in the freezer. he knew everybody was watching and listening. >> it's happened a million times. let's make donald trump's biggest wish come true. put jeff in front of a

congressional committee and answer some questions. if you did not say hey, alexa, please record my conversation and send to it billy bob. kennedy: you might have said a name that sounded kind of like. how, i love robots. i cannot wait for them to come visit and make my eyes pure again so i can see beautifully. having said that, this whole thing is creepy. >> if i was donald trump, i would not accept a makeup gift from jeff bezos. kennedy: what about when jeff bezos and the deep state get together. >> you have cell phones. this is probably -- this is the consequence of having technology. something that makes things easier. something that invades your privacy. i send all my emails to the fbi.

kennedy: they sent them back and said thank you, but no, thank you. i don't know. i think this whole thing is so unsettling and weird. i love technology, but i think we put way too much trust tonight. there is no verify. we verify more with north korea. >> it's going back to nature. we have to embrace it. kennedy: we need to embrace nature. we need to embrace technology. you can look at pictures of plants. last word, jehmu. >> learn how to push a button and play your own music. is it that hard? kennedy: it's a combination of

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million americans will take a road trip this memorial day weekend. instead of posting a happy selfie when you first get in the car, how about you wait an hour and a half until you are fighting. this is the "topical storm." topic number one. we begin tonight -- there it is -- in omaha, nebraska, where a woman told her annoying cat, it's my way or the highway. we don't know if this is a disciplinary measure. the cat seems to have learned his lesson. for all we know he would rather be on the roof rather than be forced to sit inside the van

with hostage. she noticed her cat howling on the roof. topic number two. cats might be able to surf on cars, but a british dog learned how to duck. this labrador -- it hurts my soul because it's so sweet. this is fred, he adopted these ducklings after their mom left them to attend a royal wedding. the ducks love snuggling with him and riding on his back. he's also been teaching the ducklings how to swim. that's fun. he was probably just trying to drown them so he could eat them all. the internet is in love with this video. british authorities have no

leads in the mother ducks disappearance, so they are starting to suspect fowl play. let us head down to texas where a 10-year-old boy wrote a thank you letter to the cops for pulling over his mom. i think i speak for loving moms everywhere when i say you suck, kid. this letter was sent to the p.d., he writes thank you for pulling my mom over. she deserved it because she took my phone away and i did not like it. police have not released the name of the boy though they did mention he hasn't been able to find his beloved cat since he wrote the letter. apparently this is how moms treat cats these days.

anio man was arrested for delivering marijuana to the wrong car. police say the entire incident could have been avoided if the man had studied in high school. he was seen on surveillance video dropping weed. she said she was buying lottery tickets and she returned to find a strange smelling sandwich bag marked sour cush on the passenger seat. give this lady the oscar. it turns out there was a second bag that got eaten by the woman's pet dog. the poor guy got so high he's having an identity crisis. let's hope the weed wears off.

he'll get the munchies and order the peking duck. topic number 5. thirsty thursday and nothing makes we hit the bar quicker than hearing from my legion of adoring fans. this is viewer mail. ken kennedy is awful. sounds like she should be teaching grade school. sounds like you never graduated from grade school. blue justice asks. kennedynation. do you lie with every breath? yes, that's why sting wrote a song about me. what does it mean to play us out, sting. next week. kennedynation you are stuck in the 90s and after 20 years i came across you on fox. good to know my original opinion

was correct. actually was wrong. you suck more now. janice wraps it up. kennedynation you are a shameless lib. shut the heck up. oh quaib janice hitler. we'll be right back. [fbi agent] you're a brave man, mr. stevens.

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